Sentence examples for will be an acid from inspiring English sources

That will be an acid test.

It will be an acid test, said Mr Liggett.

The next month will be an acid test for May's Home Office.

Ruddock, a gnarled old former Swansea flanker, knows that Wales will need forwards who can provide enough ball if they are to mix it with the major rugby nations and a summer trip to Argentina and South Africa will be an acid test of his pack's mettle.

Joachim Low's men will be one of the favourites for the tournament in Brazil next year and Townsend believes the friendly will be a good acid test for England's World Cup chances.

If R ij > 1, then there will be an overall gain in the amino acid residue j at the cost of the amino acid residue i in human compared with that in mouse.

Further detailed analysis of the relationship between DNA/RNA-binding capacity and specific amino acid periodicity will be an important task with the help of other bioinformatics approaches such as the use of DNA/RNA-binding site prediction software, a comparative genomics approach that predicts function on the basis of the comparison of various domains, and three-dimensional protein models.

Further, although we do not yet understand the source of the differences in the kinetic p Ka values, it has been suggested that the lower the p Ka, the more hydrolytically active the site will be [because Zn II) will be a better Lewis acid].

"The education reform panel will certainly be an acid test," Prof Hama said.

Therefore, when testing the validity of any supposed predictor of health, its association with mortality will be an 'acid test' and many of the recent reports on the relationship between socio-economic status and health have used mortality data [ 1- 17].

Since citric acid is partly used up during fermentation tartaric acid will be a useful addition for very low acidity fruits; it is also a good yeast nutrient.